Zepression

Noun
The phenomenon wherein Generation Z experiences higher rates of depression and other mental illnesses.

Verb

Classified as being a part of Generation Z while having depression or a mental illness.

Zepression has caused the standard of living for Generation Z to go down, compared to their parents.
After not stepping out of his house due to fear of catching the coronavirus, she fell into a deep state of zepression.
I don’t have any motivation anymore, I am so zepressed.

Did you hear the news? Another riot in Atlanta. All this negativity makes me zepressed.

Zepression by _abridged October 28, 2020

depreshion 

The thing that fake egirls and eboys say to make people think they are edgy and sad but it's really just some kid wanting clout online. Mostly used on tiktok and instagram

Omg guys I think I have Depreshion 😭😭😭😭😔😔😔😔😩😩😩🥺🥺🥺🥺

depreshion by Totally Not Kokichi November 21, 2021

positively depressing

positively depressing is when a song has a good message but the music and tone of the song sounds depressing or sad or when a depressing song has a happy tune and music

person 1: hey have you heard this song before?
person 2: yea its pretty positively depressing

positively depressing by countryhumans_addict May 10, 2020

Depressisode

An episode on television that is supposed to be comedic but turns out to be dark and depressing.

I was looking forward to 'The Office' this week, but it turned out to be a depressisode, this show blows now.

Depressisode by Sven22 September 21, 2009

deepressing 

-adj-something that is both depressing and deep.

a lot of KiD CuDi's music is deepressing
I liked his speech but i have to say it was deepressing

deepressing by wonderbread257 September 16, 2011

depressican 

A depressed Mexican.

My buddy Julio was diagnosed with depression. As a depressican, he lives his life in the shadows, behind long black bangs listening to deep, emotional music.

depressican by TwitchE July 15, 2018

depressie 

The term depressie is an abbreviated way of saying depressed. It makes it easier to say it in a sentence.

"Hello James, how are you today" "I am feeling a little depressie."

"The fortnite tryhards must be pretty depressie."

Can be used in first, second or third person.

depressie by Ryasscrack September 22, 2019